shift improvement kits
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shift improvement kits
What do you guys think of these? Im not talking about that B&M electric unit that changes the line pressure, but the kits you have to install. Ive seen B&M, JET, and now Level Ten (www.levelten .com). Any input would be appreciated.
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shift improvement kits
Tried to click on your link and ended up in lala land. I like the idea but still in the research stage of tranny shifting. I'll be checking in on the thread to see how things are going. Thanks. Good question, some of the folks here must have some experience with it. ; 
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Only experience I have had with a shift kit was in my friends 83 Trans Am. He also had a 2500 stall converter. It made the car launch a lot better, and would even let him get some rubber in 2nd gear if he pushed it. He had a mild 305, so any rubber was better than before. 
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That link should work, just get rid of the space between levelten and .com. I did that so it wouldnt automatically get defaulted to motorhaven.com(does that one some other forums) . I have had one of these kits on an old C6 F250 I had, and I loved it. I wasnt sure if anyone has experience with one on the newer computer controlled trannys.
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